Clarendon youth have their say on climate change policy
SOME 150 young people from more than 33 communities in Clarendon got the chance to give their input into Jamaica’s climate change policy at a youth forum in May Pen last month. The forum was hosted on May 7 by the Adaptation Programme and Financing...
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